A new report warns that Columbus may have trouble holding on to the NHL’s Blue Jackets because the club has been losing $12 million per year in Central Ohio.

NBC 4’s Ana Jackson gets answers on where Columbus’ yard-waste removal program stands.

Unofficial results from the Franklin County Board of Election indicate Columbus voters approved the half-percent income tax hike Tuesday.

It’s the final push for Issue 1.

The city of Columbus, in partnership with Franklin County Children Services, are keeping Columbus youth safe and off the streets this summer.

About 1,700 city workers in Columbus have agreed to take five days off without pay to help Mayor Michael Coleman close a $13 million budget gap.

The city is asking for a half-percent income tax increase, but the majority of local taxes are paid for by employees who don’t live in Columbus.

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The city considers adding a new function to its red-light cameras—speed enforcement. 

One group says an income tax increase is critical in saving Columbus’ economy.

Calling the latest job losses astounding, President Barack Obama said Friday he will not accept a future marked by a recurring cycle of Americans forced out of work due to economic woes.

Full text of President Obama’s speech to the Columbus Division of Police recruiting class.

UPDATED: A group of police recruits who were laid off due to city budget cuts graduate and are sworn in, joined by President Barack Obama.

The end has arrived for a Columbus shopping mall that died a slow death in the shadow of the Ohio Statehouse.

Police sources tell NBC 4 President Barack Obama will attend next week’s CPD police recruit graduation ceremony.